you think about paul patrick signing legislation in massachusetts, largely driven by the legislaturehere, but that was the broken reform for local governments. you think about rahm emanuel and muddy sewage of the city of chicago tackling those challenges. who would have thought when occupied chicago protesters would mention my name in the press, but that is largely because once you're an executive position if you are honest and look at the facts, for a republican or democrat or conservative standpoint, savings or may choose different ways. i take to save money and put it back in the hands of entrepreneurs who feel the economy through entrepreneurial spirit. liberals may want to put it in the hands of more government spending. but either case is increasingly come at least a month executives , understanding it or have the option either way if you don't tackle the virus, which is like a speaker and out of control. illinois is a prime example is satisfies in california to a certain extent. but illinois has a pension system that's only about half done. they have a bond trading above their

you think about paul patrick signing legislation in massachusetts, largely driven by the legislature there, but that was the broken reform for local governments. you think about rahm emanuel and muddy sewage of the city of chicago tackling those challenges. who would have thought when occupied chicago protesters would mention my name in the press, but that is largely because once you're an executive position if you are honest and look at the facts, for a republican or democrat or conservative standpoint, savings or may choose different ways. i take to save money and put it back in the hands of entrepreneurs who feel the economy through entrepreneurial spirit. liberals may want to put it in the hands of more government spending. but either case is increasingly come at least a month executives , understanding it or have the option either way if you don't tackle the virus, which is like a speaker and out of control. illinois is a prime example is satisfies in california to a certain extent. but illinois has a pension system that's only about half done. they have a bond trading above the

you think about paul patrick signing legislation in massachusetts, largely driven by the legislature there, but that was the broken reform for local governments. you think about rahm emanuel and muddy sewage of the city of chicago tackling those challenges. who would have thought when occupied chicago protesters would mention my name in the press, but that is largely because once you're an executive position if you are honest and look at the facts, for a republican or democrat or conservative standpoint, savings or may choose different ways. i take to save money and put it back in the hands of entrepreneurs who feel the economy through entrepreneurial spirit. liberals may want to put it in the hands of more government spending. but either case is increasingly come at least a month executives , understanding it or have the option either way if you don't tackle the virus, which is like a speaker and out of control. illinois is a prime example is satisfies in california to a certain extent. but illinois has a pension system that's only about half done. they have a bond trading above the

keeps growing they've caused go daddy to rescind their support as well as congressman paul ryan today senator patrick leahy a senator who coauthored coauthored the protect ip act is saying that this bill needs more study he's considering taking out the d.n.a.'s redirect option and that's just the beginning because less than an hour ago lamar smith republican congressman and author of sopa announced that he would remove the d.n.a.'s blocking from his bill until it could be for the exam it now let's find out if these caves are enough to stop the impending damage to what we know as internet freedom joining me to discuss it is trevor tim activist at the electronic frontier foundation he also curates the legal twitter feed reporting on legal and first amendment issues surrounding wiki leaks trevor thanks for joining us tonight. first i got to get your opinion here because some people are trying to report this differently right wired for example said that leahy said that he's going to remove this d.n.a. as option might masnick over technique is pointing out that he's saying that he's actually maybe just po

for nearly a year, prosecutors agreed not to charge the other two admitted co-conspirators, patrick cuffy and paulith any crime related to brown's murder in return for their agreement to tell the whole story. >> we needed their testimony. as much as i hated it. but this was the type of crime that had no one come forward we would have never solved it. >> d.a., j. tom morgan first asked brown's widow, phyllis, if she could live with cuffy going free. >> she said as long as he wasn't triggerman and as long as he wasn't the master schemer then she was willing for us to go ahead and make deals with him and skyers so that we could convict the others. >> the indictment charged melvin walker and david ramsey with murder. walker for shooting brown and ramsey, who also worked at ex-sheriff dorsey's private security firm, for being the armed lookout ready to kill anyone who intervened. >> walker was the triggerman. and skyers got rid of the gun. and cuffy drove the getaway car. >> cuffy's plea changed everything. >> i will accept your plea of guilty as to counts 12, 13 and 14. >> the trial in the state murde

i'm happy to debate foreign policy with ron paul and patrick gannon and people who agree with them. tion that somehow, fine, ron paul can lead a revolution. i am not interested in a revolution. i am interested in restoring limited constitutional government in a sensible way and also interested in preserving the good things that government does and preserving a strong u.s. role in the world. i'm interested in stopping iran from getting nuclear weapons. which ron paul seems to think is not important. if ron paul thinks it would be good for individual liberties with a nuclear iran and a nuclear race in the middle east, that it would be easier to preserve freedom. home for children and grandchildren, he is welcome to that view. i do not agree with that. host: thank you for talking to our viewers. coming up, we will turn our attention to the aclu fight against voter id laws. double, next after this update from c-span radio. we will be right back. host: of the day after the gop debate in south carolina, newt gingrich tell cbs this morning that the republican party will need a first great d

and the thing that makes him different, ron paul different from a patrick buchanan insurgency or jessescribe it as constitutional. back to the constitution. and it's created a whole intellectual awakening among young people. they're publishing companies, their blogs, their nonprofits. it's something like the barry goldwater revolution and a fascinating change in the whole party. >> steve, tell me how to think about ron paul. >> i think he's both very significant and very insignificant at the same time. he's significant for the reasons you outlined. there's a long game here, and i think the long game in terms of the politics, presidential politics, isn't about ron paul, it's about rand paul. it's about the son from kentucky who has some advantages that ron paul doesn't have. he's a better communicator, he's made inroads into the conservative establishment that ron paul has failed to make, and he's shown certain ability to be sort of savvy politically. he's modulated the way he talks about foreign policy in a way ron paul won't, but a way that makes him more acceptable to the republican

. >> reporter: ron paul is running second here, thanks to loyal followers like patrick wazzan oh, tattooing, temporarily, at least his report. >> what do you think about ron paul appeals to new hampshire residents? >> just the personal delivery aspect, you know, of government stay out of my business. >> reporter: that's a common sentiment in a state where motto is live free or die. voters here have a shift of -- history of being unpredictable. >> they don't always go for the front runner, do they? >> no. we always seem to go for the underdog. >> john huntsman is counting on that. huntsman, santorum, and ging rich are all trying to pack in as much facetime as they can, hoping to land in the top three. manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> romney has a good chance to run away with new hampshire. the latest cbs news polls shows a much tighter race across the nation, with newt gingrich in second and rick santorum third. >>> dangerous mix-up. what you need to know after dangerous powerful prescription pain drugs are mixed in with over-the-counter medication. >>> american man on death

. >> reporter: ron paul is running second here, thanks to loyal followers, like patrick wazzano, tattooingily, at least his report. -- support. >> what do you think appeals about ron paul to new hampshire resident. >> just the personal delivery of government, stay out of my business. >> reporter: that is a common theme where the theme is live free or die. >> we don't always go for the underdog, it seems. >> reporter: john huntsman is hoping to capitalize on that. >> we are going to turn things around. >> reporter: huntsman, rick santorum, hoping to finish at least as one of the top 3. in manchester, new hampshire, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> romney has a good chance to run away with new hampshire. the latest cbs news poll shows a much tighter race across the nation. >>> prosecutors are trying to reach a plea agreement in a new york bomb plot. police say he was just hours away from finishing a home made pipe bomb. he was reportedly going to use the bombs to attack soldiers, police and other targets. this is one of the few terror cases prosecuted on the state level. prosecutors

i'm happy to debate foreign policy with ron paul and patrick gannon and people who agree with them. notion that somehow, fine, ron paul can lead a revolution. i am not interested in a revolution. i am interested in restoring limited constitutional government in a sensible way and also interested in preserving the good things that government does and preserving a strong u.s. role in the world. i'm interested in stopping iran from getting nuclear weapons. which ron paul seems to think is not important. if ron paul thinks it would be good for individual liberties with a nuclear iran and a nuclear race in the middle east, that it would be easier to preserve freedom. home for children and grandchildren, he is welcome to that view. i do not agree with that. host: thank you for talking to our viewers. >> and mark, we talk about the deadline for congress, understanding the payroll tax cut. then a look at the role of super pacs in the presidential race. "washington journal' each morning at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. later, a joint house subcommittee hearing looks at the volcker rule. it pro

patrick supports mitt romney, but doesn't expect a landslide. >> it will be closer than people expect. ron paul has a strong showing up here. >> if romney does come out on top, he'll be the first republican who isn't a sitting president to win both iowa and new hampshire. >> and looking ahead to south carolina, the gop chair says he expects the candidate's attacks to get even nastier. he also says that as much as $25 million will likely be spent on advertising. that's the latest live in manchester, i'm manuel, now back to you. >> thanks. so while these final results are yet to be known, we can talk about what is at stake tonight with martin. he's a nationally syndicated columnist and a noted presidential political expert. we just heard about the fact that mitt romney will become the first or may very well become the first candidate who wasn't a sitting president to win both iowa and new hampshire. why isn't this over yet? >> well, it's not over yet because new hampshire, first of all, is mitt romney's home away from home. he owns a house there. he was the governor next door in massachusetts and

hamburgers and bill shakes it's a yearning paul o'brian sought to satisfy when he brought the first american diner to the country. i got here in st patrick's day march eleven o'clock at night it was dark there was no neon on the street. to the hotel like going up to my room and i said to myself what if i do but i decided i want to stay and i met a young russian guy and became my partner and is still my partner. just started to move forward and not look. steiner came from the united states and went on a ship and came to st petersburg and then drove down on trucks and we put it into the park you know like one day i wasn't there and two weeks later we were open i think it was the challenge. was really exciting when i opened my first business here. because we were the first we had a lot of people that thought we were crazy to put a diner in the middle of the park despite all the objections there and we didn't we knew it was going to work because i had worked here for two years in the hotel i actually got on their stand the culture. and thought process and russian despite everything i russians i've always had a love for america you know and you

. >> reporter: patrick wazzano, temporarily tato going -- tattooing his support. >> what do you think of ron paul? >> just the personal aspect of government, stay out of my business. >> reporter: that's a common sentiment in a state where the motto is live free or die. voters here have a history of being unpredictable. >> you don't always go for the front runner? >> no. we seem to go for the underdog. >> reporter: huntsman, gingrich, and rick santorum are all packing in as much facetime with voters as they can, hoping to finish as at least one of the top three. in manchester, new hampshire, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> reporter: and while romney has a good chance to run away with new hampshire, the latest seeks news poll shows a much tighter place with newt gingrich in second place and rick santorum moving up to third. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check on the roads. >> reporter: well, plenty to talk about. the beltway is really backing down. if you're traveling on the north side inner loop, heavy delays there, from providence road to 95. as

patrick supports mitt romney, but doesn't expect a landslide. >> it will be closer than people expect. ron paul has a strong showing up here. >> if romney does come out on top, he'll be the first republican who isn't a sitting president to win both iowa and new hampshire. >> as for the next two primaries in south carolina and florida, right now mitt romney leads in both states in the polls. from manchester, anita, back to you. >> thank you manuel. after post primary parties, most of the candidates are headed straight to south carolina to start campaigning. so who will be left behind? joins us live from manchester is chief washington correspondent, as we have been saying, all indications point to mitt romney. how important is his margin of victory and who gets the number two spot? >> i think his margin of victory is very important. i mean, this should be, by all accounts and all indications mitt romney's best state. afterall, it's next door to the state where he used to be governor, massachusetts. if he doesn't win by a sizable majority here, or at least a sizable percentage here, i think people

patrick sedillo on why that shortcut is now a dead end. >> on some days 100 cars drove through. >> reporter: paul is complaining about the traffic that cuts through his dental office parking lot in albany. >> a lot of cars, you know, ambulances, semi trucks, speeding through a parking lot using it as a public road. >> reporter: for years, drivers have been pulling off san pablo avenue to cut through two parking lots to get to another avenue, quick, convenience and dangerous. >> we perform dental surgery often times under general anesthesia. >> reporter: since the practice moved in, his patients got more than just a sore jaw. some of them almost got run over. >> it could be sometimes dangerous. we were concerned about the safety of our patients. >> reporter: so much traffic was come through here in fact that they had to install these huge planters at a cost of $4,000. even during our interview, one driver tried getting through unaware that his personal driveway was blocked. >> there you go. >> reporter: and some people didn't or wouldn't understand that it's private property. >> she said, i don't

patrick mcdonough supports romney but doesn't expect a landslide. >> no. i think it will be a lot closer than people expect. ron paul has a strong showing up here. >> reporter: if romney does come out on top, he'll be the first republican who isn't a sitting president to win both iowa and new hampshire. in manchester, new hampshire, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: the polls close at 8:00 eastern time. we will bring you the latest on eyewitness news at 6:00 and 11:00. >>> a 21-year-old woman is hit by bullets while sitting inside her home in northeast baltimore. vic is in the newsroom with details of her condition. vic? >> the gunfire came crashing through a woman's patio door. police say the victim was struck in the back of her head and shoulder. right now, she's in stable condition. investigators are trying to figure out if she was hit by stray bullets or if she was targeted. anyone with information about this case should call police. mary, back to you. >> all right, vic. thank you. >>> baltimore police say nonfatal shootings are actually down significantly over the past decade. >>> the death pen

patrick mcdonough supports mitt romney but doesn't think it will be a landslide. >> i think it will be closer than people expect. ron paul has a strong showing up here. >> reporter: if romney does come out on top, he'll be the first republican who isn't a sitting president to win both iowa and new hampshire. in manchester, new hampshire, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> the polls close at 8:00 p.m. eastern time, after post primary parties. most of the candidates are headed straight to south carolina to campaign. >>> they say that cats have nine lives. but one annapolis dog may prove dogs do, too. this is vincent. last week, his owner noticed he wasn't eating. so she took him to the vet. x-rays revealed vincent ate a 7- inch spoon and it lodged in his stomach. it was removed from his stomach. his owner says she doesn't own the spoon and she has no idea where it came from. >> well, it's yours now, lady. >> i guess so. i don't want that one back. >> no. >>> air show tragedies. a string of deadly crashes. what the government wants to do about safety. >>> i'm mike schuh, in essex. carolina started off poorly with a ca

paul is now in third, at 22%. again, we're approaching 50% of the precincts right now. >> now we want to check in with patrick bell who is live with the rick perry camp tonight. >> yes. governor rick perry just arrived at the sheraton in west des moines, after two lengthy campaign stop. as you can see he is preparing to doon interview with a national network. obviously not tonight -- at least it's shaping up to be not the night governor perry hoped for or expected, sitting firmly in fifth place with 10% of the vote. obviously he was hoping to be in the upper tier category, but he is well off the top pace of the coveted top three. what this will do for his campaign going forward, has yet to be seen. we hope to get governor perry and some of the surrogates supporting him. we'll have updates. >> we want to give you a look at the caucus process. >> marcus mcintosh filed this report a short time ago. earlier he was at a democratic caucus and there was a republican caucus going on there at lincoln high school. >> republicans caucusing right here at the lincoln high school auditorium. they're basing the vote on the perso

paul. thank you very much. >> thank you for the call. i want to introduce you to patrick clark and cameron perry. we ran into you both for. you left saturday morning at 7:00 and met up with rick santorum on saturday. what did you see yesterday and what are your thoughts about ron paul today? >> today was a totally different experience than the other republicans. ron paul is totally different, independent of the republican party at this point in some regards, a conservative candidate but at the same time, looking for reforms now. i think that is admirable that goes out on a limb and does his own thing. >> what a neat experience to be in high school and leave ohio to come to iowa. how did this come about and what have you learned? >> i heard about the trip and excited may. i thought i want to come out and see what the caucus was all about. i have learned a lot about the candidates. it has been an interesting process to see all the different candidates come out and try to get support before the caucuses. i never really knew so much went on in iowa before leading up to the caucasus. you see everythin